maharishi Links Up With Heimplanet for "The Cave" Tent
Complemented with a rare reproduction of DPM.
Hardy Blechman’s maharishi has launched a new collaborative project with Heimplanet, seeing the duo revitalize its original inflatable tent from 2011, dubbed “The Cave.”
Since maharshi’s inception in 1994, the London-based label has consistently developed new designs that are suitable for those who want to navigate the great outdoors. For example, the imprint’s garment releases have taken pointers from the lands of Thailand, while its recently-presented collaboration with Dosnoventa saw the pair create a new pedal bike for those who want to ride in style.
Now, maharishi is turning its attention to camping life with its new inflatable tent with Heimplanet. The design sees the original tent — which is crafted with the same geodesic dome structure — complemented with a rare reproduction of DPM: Golden Tigerstripe lining the interior.
Meanwhile, the tent is designed with fast pitching technology along with a co-branded airframe. The large ground area rounds off the design, offering enhanced space for three people with additional storage for luggage.
You can check out the new maharishi x Heimplanet collaboration above and the tent is available to shop now via the official maharishi website.
In other news, Bjarke Ingels has designed a self-sufficient Vollebak island in Nova Scotia.
